Hirvensalmi Church

The granite church incorporates Art Nouveau architectural elements with a main hall, tall windows, and a prominent bell tower in the northern facade.

Finnish architect Josef Stenbäck designed this religious structure in 1915, during a period of national architectural development in the early twentieth century.

The church building stands as part of Hirvensalmen kirkonmäki ja tervaleppäranta, representing Finnish religious architectural heritage from the 1900s.

Located at Kirkkotie 6 in Hirvensalmi, the church maintains a capacity of 850 people and operates under the Diocese of Mikkeli.

Positioned at 108 meters above sea level, the structure combines Art Nouveau with national Romantic style, reflecting Finnish architectural preferences of its time.

Location: Hirvensalmi

Inception: 1915

Architects: Josef Stenbäck

Architectural style: Art Nouveau, national Romantic style

Capacity: 850

Elevation above the sea: 108 m

Part of: Hirvensalmen kirkonmäki ja tervaleppäranta

Address: Kirkkotie 6, 52550 Hirvensalmi

GPS coordinates: 61.64032,26.78060

Latest update: March 19, 2025 12:49